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Enderby in her heart echoed this hope, but she controlled her feeling against Hetty and said: "I fear your aunt is not the sort of person to understand the bringing up of a girl; but remember, Phyllis, that I rely on you to help me to be of service to this poor child. Go to bed now, my daughter, and be wise, as you usually are."
"You are a friend of Judge Enderby." "If I am, that is a personal, not a political matter. No matter how much I might prefer to see him the candidate of the party" Banneker spoke with cold deliberation "I should not stultify myself or the paper by supporting him against the paper's owner." "That is satisfactory." Marrineal swallowed the affront without a gulp. "To continue.
He argued, with logic irrefutable as it was unconvincing, that this alone ought to stay her hand; yet he knew, by the power of their own yearning, one for the other, that in the great cause of love, whether for themselves or for Camilla Van Arsdale and Willis Enderby, she would resistlessly follow the impulse born and matured of her own passion.
Mr Enderby may come, as you suppose, entirely to see his mother.
Enderby added softly to himself, "It will all come in time. It is pretty hard to ask any boy to give up his language, his clothes, his customs, his old-time way of living, his name, even the church of his fathers. I must have patience, patience?" "You speak?" asked the boy. "Just to myself," said Mr. Enderby.
But sometimes Miss Enderby feared that it was Bessie who used such finesse as there was, and always put herself where he could see her. She waited with trembling for her to give the affair sanction by making her aunt ask him to something at her house. On the other hand, she could not help feeling that Bessie's flirtation was all the more deplorable for the want of some such legitimation.
At the battle of the Alma, fought on 20th September 1854, Enderby Gordon specially distinguished himself, for he worked one of the two guns of Turner's Battery, which exercised such a decisive influence on the fortunes of the day.
It was not quite nine o'clock, and Mrs. Enderby was from home. He seated himself, but Maud remained standing irresolutely. Waymark glanced at her from under his eyebrows. He did not find it easy to speak; they had both been silent since they left the park, with the exception of the few words exchanged at the door. "Will you let me sit here?"
"Oh, that's different!" she exclaimed, as though that somehow brought him nearer to her own people. "It is, isn't it?" he laughingly agreed. "But Enderby I suppose his pedigree goes back to Cedric and his swineherds. You can't change that kind." "I hadn't the least thought of seeing you here. How did you happen to come?" "Redfield telephoned me at the mill, and I came at once.
Those are all of one family, I suppose those about the island," observed Mr Grey. "Yes, sir; they can't abide neighbours. They won't suffer a nest within a mile." "They fight it out, if they approach too near, eh?" said Enderby. "Yes, sir; they leave one another for dead. I have lost some of the finest swans under my charge in that way." "Do you not part them when they fight?" asked Walcot.
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